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Buzz's Picks For Fall Movies: Comedies
I've already given you previews of tons of upcoming Fall films, but now that their release dates are fast-approaching, I'm going to share my picks for the ones most worth seeing. Mark your calendar (or just write 'em in on your TV calendar!). First up, comedies.
What's the Best Comedy of 2007?
For this morning's Best of 2007 poll, tell me: Which of the year's funniest films did you love the most?
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What's the Best Comedy of 2007?
Knocked Up
The Simpsons Movie
I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
Superbad
Hairspray
Norbit
Blades of Glory
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The Best Movie Bromances
Summit Entertainment is jumping on the boy BFF bandwagon. The studio just purchased a pitch for an all-new bromantic comedy titled We Love You, in the vein of this year's Paul Rudd and Jason Segel hit I Love You, Man. (If that's the case, they may want to consider tweaking that title.) The movie focuses on two guy friends who try to undo a sticky situation when they realize that they're both dating the same woman.
Reynolds and Faris Are Ready to Share TMI
Confession time: I'm kind of a sucker for Ryan Reynolds, and Just Friends is one of my guilty pleasure movies. So imagine my excitement about this morning's news that Reynolds is teaming up with Anna Faris once again for the upcoming comedy TMI. They'll play a couple who learns that "while honesty is the best policy for a relationship, 'too much information' might not be the best thing."
What to TiVo: Monday
- ABC is new with Dancing With the Stars and Castle
- CBS is new with How I Met Your Mother, Accidentally on Purpose, Two and a Half Men, The Big Bang Theory, and CSI: Miami
- FOX is new with House and Lie to Me
- NBC is new with Heroes and Trauma
- The CW has repeats of One Tree Hill and Gossip Girl
- MTV is new with World's Strictest Parents
- TLC is new with Jon & Kate Plus 8
- Bravo is new with Million Dollar Listing and Chef Academy
- Comedy Central is new with The Daily Show With Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report
- E! is new with The Soup Presents: Love and Other Burning Sensations
- VH1 is new with For the Love of Ray J
- Late-night highlights include Eva Mendes on Lopez Tonight on TBS; Taylor Lautner, Timbaland, and Nelly Furtado on The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien on NBC; Robin Williams and Ashley Greene on The Late Show With David Letterman on CBS; and Andre Agassi and Weezer on Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC
Zachary Quinto to Raise Eyebrows as Leading Man in Whirligig
It seems I wasn't the only one to think that Zachary Quinto's Spock stole the hot man show in Star Trek last Summer. Quinto is attached to the upcoming indie film Whirligig, playing a guy who becomes friends with the adopted son of the woman he's pursuing.
Not only would this be Quinto's first major role post-Star Trek, but he'd be the leading man in a romantic comedy-drama.
Joel McHale and Ken Jeong Share Details About Community!
Community is one of those shows where you know the cast has an awesome time together. So I wasn't all that surprised to hear stars Joel McHale (Jeff) and Ken Jeong (Senor Chang) fawn over one another when they recently sat down with reporters. I've been waiting to see these two cement their friendship on-screen too, and it sounds like I'll get my wish tonight.
Link Time! Simon Baker Scores Surfer Role
- Simon Baker attached to surfing drama Breath — Coming Soon
- Eddie Murphy to star in R-rated animal comedy The Misadventures of Fluffy — Movieline
- Anvil! The Story of Anvil and Capitalism: A Love Story both left off of Oscar documentary shortlist — Cinematical
- Get a look at next week's annual Slapsgiving on How I Met Your Mother — PopWatch
- All Songs Considered: The 50 most important recordings of the decade — NPR
- Susan Boyle breaks Amazon's record for global CD pre-orders — Lifeline Live
- Could Lost's Nestor Carbonell be Khan in the Star Trek sequel? — Moviefone
- True Blood's Stephen Moyer signs on for thriller The Caller — MTV Movies Blog
- Remember Chandler's awkward relationship with Thanksgiving?
What to TiVo: Thursday
- ABC is new with FlashForward, Grey's Anatomy, and Private Practice
- CBS is new with Survivor, CSI, and The Mentalist
- FOX is new with Bones and Fringe
- NBC is new with Community, Parks and Recreation, The Office, and 30 Rock
- The CW is new with Vampire Diaries and Supernatural
- E! has 15 Remarkable Celebrity Body Bouncebacks, and is new with Secrets of Twilight
- MTV has Jackass: The Movie, and is new with Gone Too Far
- VH1 is new with Top 20 Celebrities Gone Good
- Bravo is new with Real Housewives of Orange County
- Comedy Central is new with The Daily Show With Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report
- FX is new with It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and The League
- Lifetime is new with Project Runway
- Late-night highlights include Dakota Fanning and Jane Krakowski on The Jay Leno Show on NBC; Ted Danson on Lopez Tonight on TBS; Stephen Colbert and John Mayer on The Late Show With David Letterman on CBS; Nicole Kidman, Anderson Cooper, and Leona Lewis on The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien on NBC; Carrie Underwood and Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt on Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC; Sandra Bullock and Ben Foster on The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson on CBS; and Taylor Lautner on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon on NBC
Vampire Rom-Com: Inspired or Tired?
Yet another vampire story is rumored to be coming to the big screen, but this time it's the ladies who are doing the biting. Krysten Ritter (who is normally relegated to the BFF role) is supposedly starring in a romantic comedy called Vamps.
Amy Heckerling, the director responsible for Clueless, is attached to write and direct the story of "two young female vampires living the good life in New York until love enters the picture."
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